Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-21
Max Fishel has full line OF McGuf-
fey's and Appleton's school books.

Max Fishel has q full line Of McGuf-
fey's and Appleton's school books.
The ssbig cave in the railroad cut
back of the Catholic church has not yet
proved to be quite soilarge as the Nam
moth cavern Of Kentucky.
Arnold & Meyerssell everything in the
grocery and proEisionaine.
A man named Muldocn was consider
ably bruised at Bartlett's grade camp
by a premature blast DR.. Smith was
called, but found the man was not
seriously injured. This gentleman did
not prove to be tho 'Solid Muldoon''
we read about.
Milwaukee keg beer only 5 Cents per
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
We are informed that tracklaying will
be resumed on the Wyoming Central
road west of Ft. Fetterman after the
Black Hills work is done. Iron will be
laid to Glen Rock at least to reach the
Deer Creek coal mines, in which the rail-
road company is largely interested.
Messrs. Ammon, ingalls,, Musser and
Webber went out to Bear Butte Friday,
accompanied by Mr.. Grabill. Upon ar
irving at the top Of the butte the party
arranged themselves for a view. The
photographer got splendid negative,
even catching sight Of the "blind pig
one of the boys had in his pocket.
Mr.. Fl. O. Anderson was the victim to
severe accident Monday afternoon. He
was glazing sash, and in placing large
pane of glass, he lost control of it, al
lowing it to fall on the edge against his
left hand, cutting him quite severely.
A physician was called and dressed the
wound, several stitches being necessary
to close the cash.
Among the real estate transfers that
have occurred within the past few days
is the purchase of lot 10 in block 13 in
the original townsite, by DR.. Smith.
The lot is the one upon which the build
ing stands that is occupied by the AD-
vERT1sER, and is suitably located for the
doctors business. He contemplates
putting up two-story building this fall.
Triple strength wine vinegar at
FRANKLrs, Bash 6 BLATr's.S
There is some talk that contract will
soon be let for grading the Deadwood
branch in order to complete the work
this winter. Should such contract be
awarded We trust the parties submitting ng
bids will have the good sense to compete
for the work at figure that will benefit
the man to whom the contract is award
ed. The grade work from Rapid to
Whitewood was let for $4,000 less than
it cost to build the first forty miles south
Of Rapid. If contractors get out whole
on this piece of work they will do well
While driving down Whitewood last
Friday Mr.. Hoehn met with narrow es.
cape from what might have been seri-
GUS accident. He had livery rig from
Mr.. Coles barn, and was trotting the
team on a level, smooth road, when sud-
denly the coupling pin broke and sep
arated the front wheels from the buggy
causing the bed to pitch abruptly forward
throwing Mr.. Hoehn to the ground and
covering him with the top of the vehicle
He was slightly stunned for an instant
and his mouth was filed with dirt, pre-
venting him from speaking to the horses
The team took fright and lit out
running about mile, when one of the
horses fell over an embankment, and was
unable to get up. Here the horses were
caught, but neither one was hurt
though the buggy suffered the loss Of q
wheel.
Milwaukee keg beer only S Cents PEI
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
The board of trustees of the town o.
Sturgis at their last meeting instructed
ID. L. McIver to draw plans and fur
nished specifications of the city hall
The building is to be 30x60 feet, two
stories high. The first floor will be con
veniently fitted up for the fire depart
ment giving room fer the transaction
of business, an apartment for the trucks
etc. The public hall will be on the
second floor, room about 30x45 feet
The remainder of the space will be used